The carnage in the Indian city Hyderabad was the work of Pakistani extremists, according to some counterterrorism experts and unnamed police sources in the devastated city. Three bombs exploded within 10 minutes and three other devices were defused by sappers. At least 38 people were killed and 70 wounded in the blasts. Officially, the police are still investigating who carried out the attacks, but as with previous bombings in India, the finger of blame is pointing to Pakistan. Hyderabad is seen as a good example of coexistence between Hindus and Muslims. It is assumed the terrorists were trying to destabilize that harmony.